to flow
→
to pass (of time)
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Realization
Type
Polysemy
Language
Italian
Lexeme
fluire
Meaning 1
to flow
Direction
→
Meaning 2
to pass by (time)
il fluire del tempo
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Also the Fr. Fuir
Realization
Type
Polysemy
Language
Karaim
Lexeme
ах-
Meaning 1
to flow
Direction
—
Meaning 2
to pass by (time)
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Realization
Type
Polysemy
Language
Russian
Lexeme
uteč', isteč' i dr.
Meaning 1
to leak, to ooze (liquids)
a. Вся вода утекла. 'The water leeked away.'
Meaning 2
to disappear, to get lost, to pass
a. Утекли года. 'Years passed.'
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(Ushakov)
Realization
Type
Polysemy
Language
Ukrainian
Lexeme
splyvaty
Meaning 1
to flow (on the surface of smth)
Direction
→
Meaning 2
to pass (time)
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Also плисти, пливти
Realization
Type
Polysemy
Language
Soqotri
Lexeme
ḥérog
Meaning 1
to flow
rího yəḥórəg mən sɛk di-ḳáʕar ‘water leaks from the roof of the house’, yəḥórəg dor mən mónki ‘blood is flowing from the wound’ (Naumkin et al. 2013:74)
Direction
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Meaning 2
to pass (of time)
ṭérodk míʔšər bə-ri di-kóde wa-ḥérog kénhi di-ḥarf 'I pursued a he-goat on the plateau, but it fled from me to the slope' (Naumkin et al. 2013:74)
Reference
CSOL I page 562
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Meaning 2 is rather "to run away, to flee".
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